Flight tickets from Madurai to Mumbai

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What you need to know before flying from Madurai to Mumbai?

Airport information

Departure

Madurai International Airport (IXM)
Madurai Airport, Avaniyapuram, Madurai - 625022, India

Arrival

Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (BOM)
Western Express Highway, Sahar, Andheri (East), Mumbai – 400099, India

Getting to Madurai airport

• Madurai International Airport lies in Ganapathy Nagar, 13 km north of the city centre.
• Travel options from the city to the airport include rickshaws, prepaid/metered taxis, and public buses (10A from Periyar bus station).

Travelling from Mumbai airport

• Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport is a two-terminal airport located on the arterial Western Express Highway in Andheri/Vile Parle East.
• One can take rental cars, buses, prepaid/metered taxis, private cars, and rickshaws if one is going to the northern suburbs or beyond, while rickshaws are not an option if one is going southward.

Facilities at Madurai and Mumbai airports

• Madurai International Airport has membership, pay-to-use and single use lounges, currency exchange counters, ATMs, banking services, cafés and restaurants and dining spaces, gift shops, book stores, free Wi-Fi for 45 minutes, etc.
• Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport has free Wi-Fi for45 minutes, business and conference facilities, many options (24-hr as well) for drinks, beverages, and food, shower and spa rooms, pay-to-use, single use, and membership lounges, medical help, rest and prayer rooms and currency exchange counters.

Tips on how to make the best out of your flight journey from Madurai to Mumbai

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Weather in Mumbai

Mumbai is humid and hot for most part of the year and the roads are clogged during monsoons. So, the best time to visit the Maximum City and explore it to the hilt is the winter season between November and February when the mercury is around 25-32 degrees Celsius and the humidity is low.

Cost of living in Mumbai

Food in Mumbai could cost as less as INR 10-20 (the iconic street side dish of Vada Pav) with no upper limit. As a rule, a budget meal can cost INR 100-200 for one person, while a meal for two at a small to medium-level restaurant can cost INR 500–1,200. A local train ticket costs as less as INR 5, but it isn't everyone's cup of tea as it can get crowded. A 3 km rickshaw ride costs INR 35-45 (rickshaws don't ply in Bandra–South Mumbai), a 3 km taxi ride costs INR 60-90.

Mode of payments accepted in Mumbai

Travellers will need cash to pay for entrance fees to museums, attractions, festivals, for transport such as bus tickets, taxi, and rickshaw fare, for food at cash-only and small establishments, and for shopping at the local street markets such as Fashion Street, Linking Road and Colaba Causeway. The ATM network is great, and resorts, hotels (3-star and beyond), upscale restaurants, malls, and pubs all accept credit cards as well.

Best places for your first meal in Mumbai

Don't miss eating items such as Tawa Pulao, Pav Bhaji, Misal Pav, Frankie, Maharashtrian and Gujarati Thaali, Chaat items, Vada Pav, Rolls, etc while you are in the city. Keep an eye out for the street side stalls in every suburb – they usually serve the best food. However, don't miss eateries around Vile Parle, Borivali, Colaba, Crawford Market and Churchgate.

Information and data provided on this page is correct as of April 12th, 2018.